0:00 – 6/4 Jordy Nelson interview 11:55 – 7/12 Mason v Music v John v Movies 26:12 – 2/5 Cats take down KU in Bramlage 39:11 – 5/17 M&Ms vs. Two Rich Jabronis 42:49 – Multiple dates – Mason vs. Mitch Prank War 58:56 – 8-15 Mitch pranks Mason back in prank war 1:12:14 – 4-12 College basketball ref John Higgins interview
Author: Mitch Fortner
0:00 – Cats fall in Wildcat Classic to Saint Louis 12:35 – How difficult will Navy be in Liberty Bowl? 22:31 – Top 10 K-State Sports Stories of the Decade (10-6) 35:17 – Vegas is not a fan of the Big 12 0:00 – What’s going on with Cartier Diarra 11:50 – Interview with KSU AD Gene Taylor 24:49 – Top 10 K-State Sports Stories of the Decade (5-1) 36:14 – Ask Us Anything
K-State Sports Senior Xavier Sneed’s 3-point field goal with 2 seconds left was just off the mark, as Saint Louis held on for a 66-63 win over Kansas State before 11,625 fans in the 10th Wildcat Classic at the Sprint Center. In a highly-contest game where neither team led by more 3 points in the second half, Saint Louis (10-2) broke a 63-all tie on freshman Yuri Collins’ driving layup with 2:02 to play. Collins extended the lead to 66-63 on a free throw with 52 seconds before a final sequence, in which, Sneed had an opportunity to tie the…
From K-State Kansas State closed out a three-game road trip on Saturday afternoon against (3/3) Oregon at Matthew Knight Arena. The homestanding Ducks cruised to their sixth home win of the season, 89-51. Oregon (10-1) took an early 12-4 lead but K-State (6-4) answered back with a 6-0 run to pull within two, 12-10, after a jumper from Angela Harris with 2:14 to play in the frame. Ayoka Lee would score six points in the opening quarter for the Wildcats. Peyton Williams took over in the second quarter for K-State, scoring the first eight points for the Wildcats and send…
From K-State Kansas State freshman kick returner Joshua Youngblood recorded another postseason accolade as he was named a Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) Second Team All-American, the organization announced Thursday. It is Youngblood’s fifth All-America designation this year. He was named to ESPN’s team on Monday, while he has also been named a Second Team All-American by CBS Sports, a Freshman All-American by The Athletic and a True Freshman All-American by 247Sports. Youngblood, the first Wildcat true freshman with multiple first- or second-team honors since Tyler Lockett in 2011, was honored as the 2019 Big 12 Special Teams Player…
0:00 – The David Sloan issue K-State faces 11:37 – Bruce Weber’s jumpsuit/Clint Bowen 21:48 – Fantasy Football with Ben Heisler 33:38 – PG-13 Movies 0:00 – Klieman confirms a big issue with Navy 9:24 – Liberty Bowl Executive Director Harold Graeter 23:31 – How John would spend $150 at Bass Pro Shop 35:02 – Ask Us Anything
0:00 – Director of Recruiting Taylor Braet & Director of Football Administration Hank Jacobs 16:04 – Part two with Taylor Braet & Hank Jacobs 22:27 – Interesting things to know about the 2020 class 31:17 – KSU’s recruit branding “slaps” 38:04 – Interview with K-State Online’s Derek Young
0:00 – Hoops continues to struggle finishing games 14:49 – Liberty Bowl excitement is growing 25:09 – KSU hoops is losing. It’s time for lavender magic 33:48 – Ask Us Anything
From K-State For the fourth consecutive week, Kansas State redshirt freshman center Ayoka Lee has been named the Big 12 Freshman of the Week in an announcement by the league office. Lee is the third player in the history of the league to earn at least four consecutive Big 12 Freshman of the Week honors, joining Courtney Paris of Oklahoma in 2006 and Joyner Holmes of Texas in 2017. Lee is the second player in program history to earn four Big 12 Freshman of the Week honors. The product of Byron, Minnesota, paced K-State to a road win at Kansas…
From K-State A 7-0 run by Mississippi State out of the last media timeout provided the necessary push to lift the Bulldogs to a 67-61 win over Kansas State in the fourth annual Never Forget Tribute Classic at the Prudential Center on Saturday afternoon. Leading 58-55 after a pair of free throws by junior Cartier Diarra with 3:51 to play, redshirt freshman guard D.J. Stewart connected on buckets on consecutive possessions to give Mississippi State (7-2) the lead for good at 59-58 with 3:11 to play. A jumper by senior guard Tyson Carter and a free throw by sophomore Robert…